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What did you think about Finding Freedom? The book was clearly virtually written by Meghan due to its flowery overly wordy style. She admitted to having cooperated with it after initially lying about that.
I have not read Finding Freedom, nor will I do so as I find Omid's writing enthusiastic but mediocre. Incidentally, I am aware what she admitted to, but I am 100 per cent convinced that the whole incident, was set up by Jason Knauf, most likely on the instructions of William, as he was rewarded with a top post afterwards.
What did you think about the recent interview she gave to the Cut?
I said on the thread I started that Meghan can be occasionally word salady and anodyne, and often does not think through the word salad muddle. I found it eye rolling and cringey in parts. That said, there is nothing in that interview that justified the vitriol. I certainly saw no "veiled threats" but only someone relieved that she was free to speak if she wanted to. The Mandela stuff was silly and unnecessary.
What do you feel about the Oprah interview?
I loved the Oprah interview because I am old enough to remember the Dimbley interview Charles gave, the Diana interview she gave to Bashir, and the Fergie Oprah interview. It is rare to get royals speaking that candidly, so I found it refreshing. I also believe that someone, or someones, made comments about Archie that could have been perceived as racist. I am black, and still experience racism in the UK in 2022, so I find it laughable that people would be so quick to dismiss racism in the UK Royal Family that for years and years confined black workers to the kitchens, and that is exempt from Race Discrimination legislation all other employers are subject to.
How do you feel about the things Harry has said about his family, and the inferences that the Queen was surrounded by dubious people?
If you believe press speculation, you will know that Angella Kelly, for instance, is not particularly popular with many of the Royal Family, so I am not surprised that Harry said what he said. Also, the problem with this family seems to be less the family itself than the many power hungry courtiers (natch!) advising and surrounding them, who seem to work on the basis that there have to be good dutiful royals and bad royals, and the bad royals are not allowed under any circumstances to shine the good. It's all very silly and as a management model, is bound to create resentment as has been seen in every generation from the Queen to William's.
The Royal Rota had nothing to do with all that did it?
Nope, but they have added fuel to fire: so you have 18 articles alone in one newspaper about Meghan's first podcast,. I mean, there is obsession, but this is on another scale: industrial hate for profit!